raghavtoshniwal

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by raghavtoshniwal 8y ago
I’ve iterated over that one a few times. Added decryption and timers, it’s a much more complete service.
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Show HN: Tweet messages that unlock in the future(trim.kim)
6 points by raghavtoshniwal 8y ago|5 comments
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by raghavtoshniwal 8y ago
The author of the tweet has the original message, that can be shared and verified against the hash
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Show HN: Tweet encrypted messages(tweetencryptor.netlify.com)
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Show HN: Teaching CS to half a dozen thirteen year olds for a month(raghav.cc)
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Show HN: Create easily shareable Podcast lists(podwhat.com)
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by raghavtoshniwal 8y ago
That is a really good idea. It might be a little more complicated to teach graphics/simple physics but maybe it would be worth it.
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Ask HN: Curriculum for a Computer Science crash course
16 points by raghavtoshniwal 8y ago|7 comments
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Show HN: URL shortener using easy to remember, rhyming words(trim.kim)
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Show HN: Shared Bloom Filters(raghav.cc)
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by raghavtoshniwal 8y ago
Hey Craig, I wrote a service, (nowhere close for public release), that segments audio based on speakers. You have to identify one speech segment, it is then capable of labelling others. It uses GMM and MFCC. Is something like this in the wo
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Show HN: Attend/Organize local Hackernews meetups(hackernews.city)
1 points by raghavtoshniwal 9y ago|0 comments
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by raghavtoshniwal 9y ago
Hey, I tried doing something similar in my city. I found designing a useful curriculum a challenge. I would love to ask a few questions. Couldn't get hold of your email. My email is raghav.toshniwal at google's service. Thanks!
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Show HN: React App to organize HN meetups in your city(hackernews.city)
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Show HN: Organize and attend local HN meetups(hackernews.city)
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Timeline of the far future [Wikipedia List](en.wikipedia.org)
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by raghavtoshniwal 9y ago
Even for things that smart contracts are capable of doing, the cost of doing them on a decentralised blockchain is often prohibitively expensive. For instace the Oraclize service, that does get external data into the contract, costs around
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by raghavtoshniwal 9y ago
Although I agree with the whole YouTube deciding what they want on their platform narrative, the argument loses some steam when talking about edge cases. There are a lot of conflicts where the distinction between quelling extremist content
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by raghavtoshniwal 9y ago
This move (along with the smart speaker), might help put 'M' at an equal footing with Alexa, Cortana, Siri, Google Assistant and the likes in terms of media recognition. Somehow, M is not brought up as often when AI assistants are
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by raghavtoshniwal 9y ago
Clickbait at its worst. Facebook leveraging its userbase to mimic snapchat stories and Google rolling out their feed on their mobile app to solve the Google Now vs Google Assistant dichotomy aren't really similar. Google trying to take